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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
,UAIIy e4ccpt Sunday. o.. ,'lI1-IH0-
Nos. ID. "a and 81 gtop It al Stations. Z

st. Clainville accommodation as7r II, daily.
Zan, svilIe accommodation leaves Wheeling ut
7:i5 a. IN. daily Il 90 80 80 -
st. GAINESVILLE Accom- nodst.on. leaves wheelh
y $3.50 M. 200 and 700 p. m: Returning, Of.
uves at wheeling st o. L. NJ, daily LII and G;!5
p. M! daily except Sunday. -
The $3.50 lm and ll:l5p IN. train through to Cit.
Gelinnnu without change, with B. q O. aleercr
through to Cnoinust on the night train. ~ =
nChicsgo Limited leaving at 9:I6 p. m. has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. gs re. y fg5P "a
Columbus accommodation leaves Whceint ut
2;25 p @ hellR!re at2 05 NJ, daily except Snpfa7.
MoundSvt!le accommodation. iesvts .Whccllrv
Ct 1890 noon, aud arrives at Moundsvife at 1l;t5
?. NJ. daily except Sunday. ifs 5sf5 Il. - II
Fairmont accommodation at 4:l0 p. m &
ThrouRh Coach from Wheeling to CinoipnaI
daily on No. z. leaving Wheeling al $50 q, M, AZ.
rtyn9 at Cincinnati At $50 p, m. t}sIi -',,'.si
9. & 0. Sleeping Cans on al through trs,ns. AZ
Close connections are made for all po!uu South
md Southwest, North and Northwest, making N y
desirable route for Co.onists and persons moyj, 2
% ne great West, aud to whom particular attn ::
Tickets 10 sll prlnciral points on sale at Depot.
,;,sIeeplpg car accommodations can be rec IiCd 1T
Dcpot Ticket Onice. IT. U. BURKE, 9.-Jga'..
Ticket Agent. 3: q o. Depot.
5T "a ts- =. 70 2.s JOHN BAILIE, 81.
-, Ticket Agent. under Mcclure House,
JOHN 7. LANE, Trsv Passenger Agent. = III. y,
9. K. LORD. Gen. Paa8. Agent, lY go Et..
W. n. CLEMENTa, Manager. 81 3Eil.53i6F n r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
SUMMER IA SCHOOL, | !
Mountain Lake. Lake Park Park! ].
GARRETTscouNrY, Nd, 81:
Summit Of Tho fAlleghaniea.
DVANTAGES- 3
"Hold the Mirror Up to Saturc."s .55
r ELocuTIoN.. -, yy!s.7,5

The culture aud development Of tho voice for
conversation. reading, public address or singing. .
HvNn lis. and In reading hakcspeare. ~ q 81 ",
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
form speakers generally 10 learn how 10 use their
A short course In English Literature, with special
direction for course Of reading In English
cla"ics that may be pursued during the year. z;
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Natural methods 0, instruction, by which pupils
who arc willing 10 apply themselves may obtain In
Ok hucncy both In reading and III conversation. Il,
Opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially at
table. This furnishes not only superior adyRnt.
age TO teachers; but also to those contemplating
European travel. q ~ h .i 4, :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18

81 still hope that there are ] portions Of
Wiseonein better than any; I have seen.
But ! Will not see them now, for l am
now on the bank o. the Mississippi, ready
TO croes over into Minnesota, whore l trust
the panorama Of dreariness and desola.
ton will enc, III So lfiTSiIiiEl 4, M;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVIrIES

GreVy's back is up. He wont resign.
The city of Limerick is proclaimed
under the crimes act.
Roumania and Greece sever diplo-
matte relations.
Office OF superintendent on Fort Worth
and Denver road is abolished.
Herr Most will be indicted for melting
to riot.
Between sand and thieves, the Ell
Paso people IRE having gritty time.
Canada wants the federal veto power
abolished.
The FL Paso grocery company assigns,
liabilities mostly local.
FL Paso dimes ami lodges Smith, the
Express messenger.
The Mirror and New Era, OF Pilot
Point have consolidated.
Italy protects the natives against
slavery at Massowah.
Typhoid fever prevails alarmingly in
Cincinnati.
Clara Louise Kellogg marries her man.
ager, Carl Strakosh
Six persons arrested at JeffersOI for
cOnniving at Wrlght'5 death.
Brooklyn has church run by anarch-
lists and sOcialists.
The drlve-well pa'e0t . v0ided by the
United States supreme court.
Cholera, declared dead In Italy, has
reappeared VI Mesoina.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
PERSONAL.

Miss Eleanor Elliott has returned
home from the seminary.
II. c. Tardy, of Del Rio, is at the
Southern.
Tomas Arispe, Of Laredo, is at the
Southern.
r. l.. Fore, of Beevile, is at the st.
Leonard.
W. W. Policy, of Floresville, is at the
st. Leonard.
Mr.. Jos. Ryan went to BeevilIe today
on professional business.
J. J. Fl. Patterson, of Uyalde, is at the
Mahncke.
j. B. Moore, of Orange. is in the city,
at the Menger.
Miss Lizzie FRY Is very sick at her
home on Avenue Il.
Judge NoOnun and family have moved
INFO the CITY for the winter.
Mr.. V. w. Anderson, manager Of the
Howard Oil works, Of Houston, gave
the LIGHT u pleasant cal! to-day.
Mr.. w. p. Thompson, of Lytle, IL
here. He Is laying In stock for the
Christmas tide.
Miss Charlotte Thornton is the guest
OF her brother, j. Il. Thornton, and will
remain hero during the winter.
Geo. NJ. Dilley, of Palestine, is in the
city, on business, and stops at the Nav
eriCk.
Mr.. Joseph Veltman and wife, Mrs.
Henry Veltman and Mrs. Ballantyne, OF
Braokett, are in the city.
John O'Bryan. }. NJ. Pettus and Mrs.
j. K. Pettus, of GOliad, are at the st.
Leonard
Hon. f. B. Chad wick, of New Orleans,
and j. Ii. Cole. of Philadelphia, are at
the st. Leonard. They are here pros
pectiDg
Mr.. Harry Fowler returned to Bee
vile this morning. Mrs. Fowler will re-
main here for a short time and will be
ING
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Big Cotton Ere.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Nov. IA disas.
trOus fire occurred last evening, caused
by boy dropping cigarette on bale
Of cotton in the Union Compress Yards,
at the foot of Main street. Aided by q
brisk wind, the yards were enveloped,
Martins warehouse across the street,
filled with cotton. caught fire, then
the flames ran down the alley, filled also
with cotton, crossed Scott, and spread
nearly to the corner of Cumberland,
threatening the gas works. The metro
pOlitan block, south OF the Compress,
HOrnbrOok and rOwnsends block on the
east, and the rear OF every building as
far east as Scott street, were on fire
within 20 minutes. Suddenly the wind
changed to brisk breeze from the
south and thus saved not less than half
a dozen business blocks in the heart of
the city. Four thousand nine hundred
and seVenty-three bales of cotton were
burned, amounting to two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, all covered by In
surance. Losses on cotton were: Adams &
Boyle Sl63 600, Marshall & Allies SAL 600,
Griffith and Brisbin, $26, 5CJ; Gress and
Leigh, $4,000; WIN. CahoOn, $50, coo.
Loss on compress. warehouse and other
buildings, $4,000 Insured for about
half. Total loss aggregates S350,000
The most disastrous fire 10 this city for
many years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HOTEL.-E T Albec, Boston: COIN
Henderson. city; Lee Calm, Gonzales, Tex; 5
B Montgomery, Bushvi.lC, III; A IL Solomon
SandCrsOn; VIM l. SOndhCim and wife, Calves
ton; 5 LarZ, Corpus Christi; X Williams
j Is Marshall, W jay Porter, New York; j /
Cole AMI family, Galveston; l. Cole and
wife, Morgan City; James Gilscy,H W Martin,
Boston; NJ Young, st Augustine, Fla.
MAVERICK HOTEI.-D J ltaimatcr, II PasO;
FIT DCyOc, u TOrbcTt, Texas; p A NHhCy
Houston; e II ROscnhcim, New York: W W
lie Conte, New York; W Il Hawkins. Taylor;
l. J Brown and wife, Matawan n j; + l. Tar.
row. New York; K - Maury, Jr, Memphis; W
II Nicely, HoustOn; CrccCey, It. Louis.
SOUruERN H0TEL.-A Klamt, Gonzales
+ g Woodward, Austin; Franks. Houston;
w G StigCrs, DonisnU; Frank Beehr, 81 Louis;
l. II Brown, San Marcos; Frank NOys. st
Louis; J VI Martin, city If Mexico; Il q Will
Jams. New York; T G Devon, BRENNAN; G W
WO0tcn, Helena; David Fleming, r Il West, ;
& A + Ry; James J. Rogers, BccVillc; T. /
Burke, Wallace; 7 Johnson, Fort Smith
Ark; Col c Hoover, MOudean, Miss; Ed He's
per, Waco; Ed GuIlbCau, city; + Arispc
Laredo; Roy Bean Langtry; Stevenson
Jose Martinez, FlOresville; A p Johnson ) N
Wharton, Y Corr Lucy. Austin and A Is Locke
DcRisOn; J II Chils, city; J d Richardson auC
n CTardy, Del Rio; TaliafrrO. kerrvllc; NJ
5 BOdkin, Chicago; W f EmlOn, Castana, Mex
II NJ Rice, Lytlc G c COnely, Kennedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
West End Town Co.

AS noted Yesterday, a meeting of the
Cincinnati syndicate was held this
morning in Gen. Russ office, and the
West End Town company was organic
ed with the following officers:
northumberland Wooley, Jr., Of
Cincinnati.
Vice President and General Manager
C. w. Russ. San Antonio.
Secretary-W. N. Hubbell, OF Cincin-
natl.
Treasurer-V. W. Anderson, of Hous-
ton.
Attorney-Judge l.. W. Florea, of San
Antonio.
Board of Directors Richard Wooley,
Jr.. e. W. Russ, Capt. Moore, Judge
FlOrea and V. w. Anderson.
All the property Of the Cincinnati syn
dictate in this city was formally trans
ferred to the new town company for
the sum OF $4,000 and the papers of
the sale will be made out in few days.
The new town company, for which or
ganiZatiOn the syndicate have been
waiting before proceeding actively to
work, will now begin to make general
and permanent improvements. The
maps have already been made from
oiliniAl survCvs and now the streets will
be cleared and the work OF boring the
wells to water will be pushed forward
until water is secured. The street rail-
way will then be built, the town lighted
and dwellings erected, some Of which
will be in course of construction this
winter. The company ia all here, have
looked over the ground and are we'll sat
isfied. and anxious to push this new
town toward its completion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15

Joseph Burke elected county physi-
clan of Galveston on the 3lst ballot,
A. 5. Hatch, formerly of Fish, Il
Hatch, New York broker, suspends.
Central and Southern Illinois finds it's
lips parched In water famine.
The capture and falling OF border BAN
dts is a lively Matamoras industry.
The reports of fence cutting In Kinney
county have been greatly exaggerated.
Victoria opens court with two i'm
portant murder trials on the docket.
Goliad and Victoria are meditating
rail connections.
Texarksns flies street railway charter;
capital $4,000.
Cincinnati evangelical alliance cbins
1t over anarchy.
Ell Paso reioices 10 crowds of lsy-oyer
excursionists bound for the "slope."
Mr.. Corkle the clergyman OF FL Psso,
charged with immortality, is honsrably
acquitted by the conference.
ALI. A. rolar, NJ. D.. formerly of
Abilene, is one OF the state land APP
praisers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
HIS BUSINESS BOON.
The Enlargement of a Most Sue
CeSSful Enterprise.

l ne EillII y SIllSIiN VI q "oSI DbC
CeSSful Enterprise.
Mr.. f. F. Collins, the enterprising
manufacturer, who is known all over
Texas rs the famous wind mill man, has
secured large tract of land near the
Aransas Pass railway depot, and he will
shortly remove his factory from Hous-
ton street to that point, in order to &C
cOmmodate the increasing demands Oh
bis present prosperous business.
The new building will be a large one,
three stories high, OF brick, and 6OXl00
feet in dimensions. The machinery for
both iron and wood work, will be run
by go horse power engine. This i'm
mense plant will have an exclusive side
track connecting with the Arkansas Pass
railway for the better and more
economic handling Of supplies and ship
ments-no small item in connection with
so large an enterprise.
Mr.. Collins began business a few
yeRrs ago in San Antonio in a small
adobe building in the rear Of the Vance
house. By strict attention to the de-
tails of the trade, energy and fair deal
ing, he has built up manufacturing en-
terprise which amounts annually to hun
dreds of thousands OF dollars.
Mr.. Collins is a gO.ahead citizen, pro-
gressive in his ideas and deserving Of
the large patronage bestowed upon him
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Anarchist Orphan Fund.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. 1t is announced
that the amnesty society and defense
committee will join forces aud assume
the responsibility of providing for the
families of the dead anarchists and a
permanent fund will be started for that
purpose. There will be after the final
accounting of expenses OF the funeral
surplus Of about $1,000 or $1,000 IN
the hand of tho defense committee
which will be divided among the fami-
lies OF the dead anarchists. Ii is intend
ed to make this new organization ma
tionel in extent. There Is another Oh
ject in establishing this fund. One
of the leaders yesterday said
he expected thar there would be more
money required for the purposes OF de-
tense. He did not expect that the prose-
BUTTONS would stop here, but thought
tnat others who had made themselves
conspicuous in the movement would be
prosecuted, under various charges, and
that it would necessitate q permanent
defense fund.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
A Pickpocket Caught.

A stockman bought number OF tick
cts 10 HO~e's dime show last night, and
In paying for them exhibited a we'll
filled pOcket-bOok. Starting into the
show with his friends, he felt slight
tug at his hip-pocket and found that his
pocket had been cut and the pocket
book extracted. Looking up, he saw
the pick pocket running off. and he call
ed out that he would give $50 to catch
the thief. A boy named Pefferling
started after him, and after a lively
chase in and out of the tent, and under
the seats, the thief fell In the ditch run
ming back of the circus tent and Pfeffer-
ling jumped In after him and held him
half under the water until police ar.
rived. They too, fell into the water
but dragged their half-drowned victim
out and locked him safely in the bal
cave. The stOckman's money was not
recovered. the thief having evidently
passed 1t to r confederate in the crowd
as he was running.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Car Stable Fired.

BROOKLYN, Nov. IA fire last night
destroyed CoDey Island Railroad station,
also the Monmouth stables of the VAN
derbilt Avenue car line, together with
l57 head OF horses and large quantity
of rolling stock. The total loss exceeds
quarter of million dollars. The fire
broke out in the cellar OF the great sta
hles at the corner Of Ninth avenue and
Twentieth street. The cellar was used
for fuel room. On the second floor
were l57 horses, which became so fran
tic that all attempts to save them had to
be abandoned. The flames were visible
for miles. twenty-five engines were on
the ground throwing water at a high
pressure, Notwithstanding which two
large brick buildings opposite 9th ave-
nue. were burned, over thousand bales
of hay and twenty-thTee cars. with q
large quantity of feed were destroyed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
CITY COUNCIL
A Session OF this Body OF Law
Makers Held Yesterday.

MAKERS f6ld Yesterday.
Eight of the aldermen were present ycster-
day afternoon, Mcssrs. katcycr, Smyc,
/ Lewis and BclknRp being absent. The follow.
ing petitions and communications were read:
Louis Rummrl, JT, to transfer meat stall.
Referred to market committee
Mary HalamudH, remission of taxes As
: sessment committee.
/ W. Sonnen, reduction OF assessment. As.
/ sCsSmeut committee.
T.. J. Gallagh .r, to erect a lumber buiIdIng.
/ Fire committee.
| L. J. Gcmbler to build an iron-clad. Fire
/ committee.
! Citizens. for electric lighte. Gas and water
! committee.
! {. q. Mcclure, remission Of fine. Police com
mittee.
| Ed. Dillon, to build an iron-clad. Fire com
mittec.
G. d. Davis, protesting against the order
condemning his property On Nacogdochcs
! street Not granted.
| Communication from Mrs. Probandt refer
| ring to the nOOT condition OF a street In front
of her property on account OF the NEGLIGENCE
| OF the street car company in not Keeping the
! grade of the street up 10 the standard The
! mayor said the matter should be looked INTO.
The mayor stated that the street railway
! company had left distractions AT the head of
| San Pedro avenue, leaving that portion Of the
| thOrOughfarc impossible He announced the
| filing OF II suit against the city for damages
on account of said ODStru- tons aud asked tnat
| the city attorney be instructed to make the
| street railway company co-dcfcndaut in the
| suit. Adopted by unanimous vote.
| GallREher's report, for the petitions and
| ordinance committee, that a. SChOoneTts
petition for reimbursement ;or strip OF his
| property on UraysOn street cOntsCatcd by the
! city, be granted, was not adopted
Police committee granted NODeTtO Galau
| half remission of his $50 tinc.
Market committee granted petition for meat
stalls.
The mayor stated that Il small part of Com
merce street at its intersection with San Pc
drO creek was closed and the property was
GAINED by some parties protesting to have
| clear titles to X, running back 30 years in the
records. He had thoroughly Investigated the
county records and was convinced the proper
ty belonged TO the city. The city engineer
and attorney will make further examination
into the matter and report at the next meet.
ing of the council.
The plans and spec .hcatOns made by the
city engineer for the proposed pavilion at san
Pedro springs were adopted.
Gallagher then proceeded to inquire about
the sale of the city Improvement bonds.
claiming they had not been sold to the best ad-
vantage to the city.
NEW WORK.
BY Rchcy: That an electric light be placed
at the conjunction of North Flores and Laredo
streets. Referred to the gas and water com
mitteP
BY Conner: That NogalitOs street be
ploughed and graded. Adopted.
| BY MauCrman: That Hood street be cleared
| Of brush. Adopted.
Adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
A Bogus Steamship Co.

New YORK. Nov. Is. The Herald this
morning devOtes Il page to the Arrow
Steamship company. This company
was organized about year and n half
ago with a capital of Sl,OO0,C0O. They
proposed to build fleet of ocean steam l.
era upon an entirely new plan and prom
ised to revolutiOniZe the navies 0.
the world. They claimed that the new
vessels would be able to make the run
to Liverpool in five days, were in.
destructible, and would cost only aboHt
one-third as much as the present style
of steamers. The Herald now states that
that company is fraud, and never in.
tended to Guild any vessels. hut was or
gained for the single purpose of floating
its stock and pocketing the proceeds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
When Your Nerves Bother You

InvigoTate them. When your nights repOsc
is unsOund or unrefreshin2 your appetite
iaded or capriciOus, when slight noises cause
you to start, and annOyances of slight mo-
things, viz: LIST. That your nerves are weak
%. That you need tonic. Sd. That its name
is HOstetter's Stomach Btlers the prOmptest
safest, most popular article of its class. The
nerves are susceptible of inauguration only by
promoting an increase Of vigOrin the prOcc SIS
es of digestion and invgOratiOn. Narcotics
and sedatiYes have their utility, but in the
main, and If their use be continued they are
unsafe. A winegass of the Bitters before re-
firing, and a repetition of the same during the
day before or after meals. is far more likely to
confer health-yieldng sleep than repeated
doses of an 0pate. Dyspepsia, debility, in
activity of the kidneys and bladder, fever and
ague. and other malarial complaints, are al
ways dominated and subdued by it,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
MERRY War"

A splendid orchestra rehearsal of the
opera Of Merry War;" to be produced
at Turner hall tomorrow and Thursday
nights, was held last night. A very fine
orchestra has been secured and will
greatly assist the singers in the opera.
A rehearsal OF the vocal parts was alsO
held last night and another will be held
tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Closing Up on the Time.

ST. PAUL, Nov. l5.-The Northern Pa
cific railway has decided to shorten its
time between ST. Paul and Portland.
Changes will be made next Sunday,
when fast train will be put on, max.
irg the west bound trip between the
two cities in three days and three hours,
shortening of 81 hours. The east
bound trip will be shortened II hours.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Railway Engine Explodes.

ALBANY, Nov. Is. An engine on the
New York Central railroad exploded
this morning near the passenger station
at Pslatine bridge. A fireman named
Stein Graves was thrown twenty-five
feet into the air and into the Mohawk
river. His arms and legs were broken.
and his skull crushed. He died Instant
ly. Engineer Mitchell was badly In
jurt d and il not expected to live.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
He Hadn't Got Her.

At Howe's circus last night one of the
officials arose and said: There's a
little girl lost and the parents will be
glad to find her," whereupon one Of our
popular little citizens rose and said,
'i'm very sorry. sir, but | assure you
she isn't in my pocket" This
retOrt created some amusement
az 1t was evident that the little
citizen must have had pocket as
big as himself to have secreted the lost
girl. The missing girl was subsequently
found and restored to her parents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15

Yes, he loves you, tits true,
Lass with eyes of violet blue,
Lips as sweet as honey-dew,
BOnny little bride!
Will he love you as to-day,
When your bloom has fled away,
When your golden locks are grey
Will his love abide2
Yes, it is the true kind it will survive all the
inevitable wastes and changes of life. But 1t
is every wOman's desire and duty to retain, as
long as she can, the attractions that made her
charming and beloved in youth. No one cun
keep her youthful bloom or equable temper If
weighed down and suffering from female
weakness and disorders. DIR. PieTce's Fa-
yOrite Prescription is a remedy for these
troubles. Sold by druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
LATEST TBLEGRAPHICNEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
GalXeston House Closed.

GALVESTON. Nov. l5.-The well-known
retail clothing house OF Pircus & Rosen-
field on fremont street, was closed by
the sheriff this morning. Six attach
ments were run against the stock. 1t Is
said the liabilities are very large
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
District Court.

The Sophie Teller murder case, to
have been tried this morning, was con-
timed until next term, by the state, the
main witness, Fred Stauss, being still
absent. Defendant was allowed bail In
the sum OF 81, 900, with her father. and
Messrs. l.. G. Grothaus and Otto Wahr-
mund as sureties. This afternoon the
case OF Ex-pclicemRn John McCabe, for
rape, will be taken up.
New suits filed:
S. F. Ostrom VS.. City of San Antonio,
injunction.
M. Landa & Bro. VS.. Issy Landa, gar
nishment.
Williams Bros. vs.. C. B. Hollinshead,
on notes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Call at Once

And purchase your holiday liquors at
once and save 80 per cent, as we are GO
ing out of business. Il-2-tf
HARRY BAUM 81 Co,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Retiring From Business.

Must be sold by January LIST, my en-
tire stock Of fine whiskys, wines,
liquors, etc. Also fixtures, furniture,
horse, buggy and wagon. Two sets Of
fine bar fixtures. At great sacrifice.
ll-2-tf HARRY BAUM & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-15
Volume VII-Number GAG
J0SKE BROTHERS

The Variety of Dress Goods this Winter is
greater than:e lever before making itimpracticable
to give accurate description of every piece Of
goods
Gentle Reader to enable form idea of Immense
Stock, will describe desirable articles
offering at the lowest possible margin: